Cities Counties Divided on Tax Shift Plan
Sacramento reports sharp division among California cities and counties over a proposed $1.2 billion property tax shift for school finance. The bill, authored by Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti and backed by Gov. Ronald, aims to fund education through new tax arrangements.
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U.S. War Deaths Rise as combat losses surge in Indochina
U S battle deaths in Indochina doubled last week and South Vietnamese combat deaths reached the highest in nearly three months. Eight Americans died in combat while Communist casualties fell 14 percent. The report also covers California tax reform lobby positions and Clark MacGregor taking charge of the President's re election drive with warnings against overconfidence.
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Postal Service Overrules Smog Mail Ban in San Bernardino
The Postal Service overruled a local ban on mail deliveries during smog. Regional Postmaster General Fred Huben said vital services must continue. Postal workers will operate normally, though some workers report respiratory issues during alerts.
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Welfare error rates exceed targets in California audits
State Welfare Director Robert B. Carleson announced a state quality control review showing California counties exceeded error limits in late 1971. AFDC eligibility errors reached 4.6 percent and adult welfare program errors 3.9 percent, with officials urging improvements as counties work to tighten procedures.
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Nationwide Weather Spreads Storms Then Subdues Across Regions
Pacific Northwest to New England and Florida see showers and thunderstorms with declining intensity since Wednesday. Miami floods from over seven inches of rain hindering air traffic. Pittsburgh reports heavy rain hail and flash flooding. Power failures hit Rhode Island Massachusetts Connecticut and New Hampshire. 450000 in Rhode Island briefly without electricity. An air pollution alert in Pittsburgh. Dakotas Nebraska and Minnesota also hit by storms with a tornado near Estelline South Dakota and funnel clouds in southeast South Dakota. In welfare news an audit cites AFDC and adult program error rates with 17.6 and 16.9 percent overpayments and 8.3 and 8 percent underpayments. Errors attributed to county workers and recipients amid Welfare Reform Act regulatory complexity. preparations for county welfare worker training planned.
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Northern California Water Flows Into Los Angeles Area Cities
The Metropolitan Water District reports northern water from the State Water Project is reaching Santa Monica Beverly Hills Glendale Burbank and San Fernando to ease the summer demand. The district also notes a record 1.25 billion gallons daily from the Colorado River Aqueduct as it prepares for future supply growth. The agency asks member districts to conserve water and use ground sources to maintain reserves amid possible emergencies.
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Government endorses Corvair after safety study
The Transportation Department released a two year review declaring no potential safety related defects exist in the 1960 63 Corvair. The report ends Ralph Naders objections by confirming defect free endorsement of the model.
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ERTS A launch moved overview of new earth sensing bands
The ERTS satellite will use four spectral bands to map water, vegetation, and land use across vast areas. Band two highlights forests and mining recovery, while bands three and four emphasize water and vegetation contrasts. The system enables sequential global land surveys every 18 days and streams data to NASA centers for public domain release.
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Madison Engineer Protests California Water Project Award
Adolph J. Ackerman of Madison protests the American Society of Civil Engineers for honoring the California Water Project as outstanding. He cites economic risks and planning errors, noting dissent was suppressed and calling the project a costly, selective benefit to few in Southern California.
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